Ability Radio

Ability Radio brings you information on healthcare, art, culture, education and current affairs where we engage in lively discussions with guests in the Virgin Islands and abroad.

Ability Radio is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 83 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Ability Radio, a society show with 83 episodes published.

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  Episode #188

  Make Your Voice Count: Voting Access & Early Voting Explained - Episode 86 with Terrell Alexandre Deputy Supervisor of Elections

  Jul 25, 202627 min

  Host Angus Drigo speaks with Terrell Alexandre, Deputy Supervisor of Elections for St. Croix, about the primary and general 2026 elections. They cover early voting schedules and locations, registration options (online and in-person), absentee ballots, and contact information for election offices, including their website. The episode emphasizes accessibility for voters with disabilities, explaining assistive voting machines, the option to bring a helper, transportation resources, how to report access issues, and how to access DRCVI's voting information page . It also mentions voter outreach events and dates for machine demonstrations and a 2026 Elections Expo.

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  Episode #186

  Guardianship vs. Self‑Determination: Protecting Rights, Preserving Choice - Episode 85 with Jasmine Barmer, J.D. and Advocate

  Jul 4, 202627 min

  This episode explains the differences between guardianship and self-determination, outlines the guardianship court process, and explores less restrictive options like supported decision‑making and powers of attorney. Hosts Kishma B. Francis and Jasmine Barmer share practical guidance on when to begin planning, how families can advocate during the IEP transition process, and where to find local support from organizations such as: The Disability Rights Center of the Virgin Islands, The Family Resource Center, The Virgin Islands Association for Independent Living And national organizations: NEPACT RAISE Center

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  Episode #183

  IEP vs High School Diploma: What Every Parent Needs to Know - Episode 84 with VIPTI's Kishma, Jasmine, and Rebecca

  Jun 20, 202627 min

  This episode of Ability Radio explains special education services, IEP teams and timelines, and the difference between an IEP diploma and a general high school diploma. Hosts Kishma B. Francis, Esq., VIPTI Director, and Jasmine Barmer, J.D., advocate and former teacher, speak with advocate and author Rebecca Russell about eligibility, accommodations, transition planning, and how parents can advocate for appropriate, individualized education pathways for their children. IEP Made Easy! Understanding and Advocating for Your Child: Individualized Education Plan (IEP) - Hands-on Workbook for more information and a link to order Rebecca's book. Call DRCVI at (340) 772-1200 or learn more at the Virgin Islands Parent Information & Training Center (VIPTI) website.

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  Episode #180

  From Grief to Creativity - Episode 80 with Rebecca Robinson

  Apr 18, 202627 min

  Mixed-media artist Rebecca Robinson shares how a Creative Renewal residency at CMC Arts in St. Croix helped her heal after her father’s passing and reignited her creativity, inspired in part by learning to scuba dive and her love of the ocean. Rebecca describes teaching children storytelling through eco-conscious sculpture projects, guiding teens in entrepreneurship and branding, and reflecting on art’s power for personal transformation, community connection, and environmental stewardship.

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  Episode #184

  Building Justice and Civil Rights - Episode 79 with James Harrington, Esq.

  Apr 4, 202627 min

  Amelia Headly-LaMont interviews James Harrington - lawyer, activist, adjunct professor, and author - bout his decades of community organizing, landmark litigation, and building the Texas Civil Rights Project. Harrington discusses organizing farm workers in Texas and Michigan, winning workers' compensation and unemployment coverage, advancing ADA access, and the enduring power of house meetings over social media for sustained social change. The episode also highlights Harrington’s recent volunteer work helping immigrant families with powers of attorney and notes his book, T he Texas Civil Rights Project: How We Built a Social Justice Movement.

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